Sentence examples for breed dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources
It can breed dissatisfaction with ways that are intellectually shopworn.
Virtually no markets were free, barely any world-class companies developed, and clever Arabs who wanted to excel in business or scholarship had to go to America or Europe to do so.Economic stagnation bred dissatisfaction.
One reason that summer vacation may breed relationship dissatisfaction?
Mr Frank thinks gloomily that it breeds restless dissatisfaction, waste and bankruptcy.To stamp it out, or at least to make it less fun, he wants to impose a progressive tax on household expenditure: the more you spend, the more you pay.
No one can accuse the Labour leader of ignoring the way Britain's economy has bred inequality and political dissatisfaction.
With freer trade, he believed, "one country would not be deadly jealous of another, and the living standards of all countries might rise, thereby eliminating the economic dissatisfaction that breeds war".
While the devil will be in the detail, this move by McDonalds suggests that the penny is finally dropping with some employers over the exploitative nature of zero hours contracts and the dissatisfaction they can breed among a workforce".
This creates obvious dissatisfaction and can breed contempt for your partner.
Byrne concluded by saying a radical, or "disruptive" approach might be necessary in order to fix what he sees as a broken system that breeds mistrust and has led to a "rising tide of dissatisfaction".
It breeds an atmosphere of "everything is possible" - and festering, constant dissatisfaction.
A wife's dissatisfaction.
